Moving Furniture, Electronics From The Us. Afip Etc..ugh!

[Girino]

Also Is it possible the TV has dual wattage?

Check the rear of your telly. It should read something like 110/220V, 50/60 Hz if that's the case.

 

[thorsten]

Most consumer electronics can handle different frequencies/voltages as they are produced for the world market, not for a single country - the only thing that changes is the power cord. As Ron_Burgundy pointed out, you should find a sticker on the device stating the specs; otherwise its also listed in the manual.

 

[surlypants]

We used Champion Movers (http://www.champmove.com/). It took about two months (via ship from EEUU). It was not cheap. If you electronics are not dual voltage, you'll need step-down transformers (220-> 110). You need to further pay attention to the wattage required by your electronics (and what your transformer is capable of supplying). For television/dvd/etc, you need to be aware of NTSC vs PAL. Hope this helps.

Champion partners with Universal Cargo (http://universalcargo.com.ar/) on the receiving/importing end. I highly recommend Champion.